http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/taxonomy/term/117/0 en http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/383 <table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_off.png" alt="-" /><p><p><span class="inline center" style="width: 475px;"><a href="/demo/panama/" onclick="launch_popup(904, 800, 600); return false;" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/sites/panama/files/images/South 01.preview.jpg" alt="Despite its awesome good looks, Bluff receives few visitors.©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com" title="Despite its awesome good looks, Bluff receives few visitors.©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com" class="image preview" width="475" height="356" /></a><span class="caption" style="width: 473px;"><strong>Despite its awesome good looks, Bluff receives few visitors.<br></strong>©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com</strong></span></span></p> <p>Eight miles or so from Bocastown, on the eastern shore of Isla Colón, Bluff is the loveliest beach on the island. Its wide, golden sand spreads three miles and is flanked by breaking waves on one side and a wall of lush jungle on the other.</p> <br class="clear" /></p></td></tr></table><p><a href="http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/383">read more</a></p> http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/383#comment beaches travel scene Wed, 21 Feb 2007 04:51:50 -0500 Ken 383 at http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/424 <table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_on.png" alt="+" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_off.png" alt="-" /><img src="/demo/panama/modules/nodevote/star_off.png" alt="-" /><p><p><span class="inline center" style="width: 475px;"><a href="/demo/panama/" onclick="launch_popup(993, 800, 600); return false;" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/sites/panama/files/images/Establishing 01_5.preview.jpg" alt="Good God, Batman, it&#039;s La Gruta--the holy bat cave of Isla Colon! ©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com" title="Good God, Batman, it&#039;s La Gruta--the holy bat cave of Isla Colon! ©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com" class="image preview" width="475" height="356" /></a><span class="caption" style="width: 473px;"><strong>Good God, Batman, it's La Gruta--the holy bat cave of Isla Colon!<br></strong><br /> ©2007 Scott Doggett, Special to WhozHereNow.com</strong></span></span></p> <p>If you haven’t waded through bat poop in awhile and miss it, you’ll want to check out La Gruta, a 100-meter-long cave near the center of Isla Colón. Dueling statues of the Virgin have been placed at the mouth of “La Gruta,” which is Spanish for “The Cave” (clever, huh?). Flowing past the statues is a small creek that exits the cave and contains more crap from the vampire bats that cling to the cold hole’s ceiling than you could possibly imagine.</p> <br class="clear" /></p></td></tr></table><p><a href="http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/424">read more</a></p> http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama/things_to_do/424#comment nature historic sites travel scene Sat, 03 Mar 2007 04:10:58 -0500 Scooter 424 at http://www.whozherenow.com/demo/panama